GVA appointed to bring South Yorkshire mixed-use investment portfolio to market
Real estate adviser GVA has been instructed to market a mixed-use investment portfolio in South Yorkshire.
The portfolio is comprised of 16 commercial properties, plus three residential blocks and produces a total passing rent of £440,443 per annum.
The portfolio features healthcare investments comprising of two retail units let to Lloyds Pharmacy Limited and a single unit let to H I Weldricks Limited, producing a combined annual rental income of £34k.
In addition, there is a holding of five office buildings located within the South Parade area of Doncaster town centre, extending to a total of 15,057 sq ft and producing a rental income of £100,375. Currently, one building is occupied by law firm, Dickinson Wood.
The portfolio’s private rented residential offering comprises of 21 residential apartments producing a rental income of £88,560 per annum, and includes a well-let suburban PRS opportunity.
Alex Sweetman of GVA, said: “Located throughout the upcoming area of South Yorkshire, this portfolio presents the opportunity to take on a vast number of properties and tenants, providing a balanced exposure to multiple sectors.
“We anticipate considerable interest in this unique opportunity. We’d encourage investors and developers to view the brochure and get in touch to find out more about the portfolio.”
Located across Doncaster, the sites are in close proximity of transport links such as the A19, A18, A360, A638, A6182 and junction 36.
The commercial properties are managed by a single RICS regulated firm, Burgess Commercial. The three residential properties are managed by residential estate agencies.
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